We travel through Acts 2 and talk together about what the next season will look like at Renew.
Luke shows us in Acts 1:12-26 that the Holy Spirit comes on his own time in his own way on those you least expect.
Genesis 3 helps us understand the nature of temptation and the redemption that comes through Jesus.
The pattern of salvation began in the Old Testament and there we see the true nature of faith.
Joel points gives us a description of the time when the Holy Spirit comes in a radical way.
The most quoted Psalm by the New Testament shows us the nature and ministry of Jesus himself.
In the last sandwich of our series through Mark we see the contrast of Jesus’ faithfulness while on trial and Peter’s denial during his trial.
Two seemingly dissimilar stories help us to understand the what it means to be on mission for Jesus.
In the gospel of Mark we see Jesus coming to his own and his own rejecting him, but to those who believe they are welcomed into God’s family.
The last chapter of 1st Corinthians! From this passage we can derive principles to help us create a community that can beat loneliness.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ changes everything. Paul shows us how and why we can believe that Jesus really rose from the dead.
1 Corinthians 13 is the chapter of love and Paul shows the Corinthian church how love is meant to be displayed in our community.
1 Corinthians 11 may seem culturally remote, but it deals with one of the main struggles of our culture: gender identity.
Wesley Towne, founder of the Better Days non profit and pastor at Bayside Church in Davis, CA joins us to talk about following Jesus in the midst of Mental Health + Suffering.
Join us for the first episode of our podcast! These are simple conversations where we talk about “The Rest” of the topics not covered on the previous week and where we strive to enter “The Rest” of Jesus by studying and talking about his word.
We talk through the rest of 1st Corinthians 7 which covers singleness and apply the principles we find to the confusing world of dating.
In 1st Corinthians 6:12-7:16 Paul gives us an introduction to the Biblical view of sexuality.
1st Corinthians 5:1-6:11 teaches the church what to do when there is sin in the community.
1 Corinthians 3 & 4 show us how to interact with leadership in the Church and the attributes of godly leadership.
In 1st Corinthians 2 Paul gives us some insight on the origin, revelation and person of faith so that we can know what genuine faith looks like.
The beginning of our series through 1st Corinthians. This teaching will cover the background and first chapter of 1st Corinthians.